Spread Reaction Image. The first known usage of "bruh" in reaction images comes from an image macro based on a photograph of NBA professional basketball player John Wall slouched on the benchside with a blank stare. While the image macro's exact place and time of origin remains unclear, some of the earliest instances were posted to MemeCrunch and Reddit on August …

Excuse Me Brah, continued You're Excused, And You're Not My Brah and alternatively written Excuse Me Bruh, refers to a scene from the comedy movie Zoolande

Dec 11, 2024 · The resurgence of the use of the "Bruh" soundbite in October 2018, used to convey feelings of frustration and disappointment, followed the popularity of Bruh Moment memes which rose to prominence on ironic subreddits and Instagram in August 2018.

Dec 20, 2022 · Multiple Zoolander memes have surfaced on TikTok and elsewhere, ranging from the notorious Zoolander stare to Owen Wilson saying, "Excuse me brah" to Ben Stiller. Back in the day, Zoolander was a successful comedy movie and …

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Dec 20, 2022 · 47.8K Likes, 138 Comments. TikTok video from GC Aqua Park (@gcaquapark): "Not your brah #zoolander #brah #baywatch #fyp". Excuse me BRUHH – Castro🇭🇹.

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Nov 6, 2024 · The reaction has been used online to indicate that a certain something has run its course and people should let it go, as well as in a similar way to the IT'S OVER meme. Origin. Prior to July 24, 2019, an unknown user posted a video of a man wearing a heavily worn Gucci backpack at a function. The person filming the video comments on the poor ...

Nov 6, 2024 · An example of an NGMI meme using it as a noun to signify a shitcoin was uploaded to the /r/NGMI subreddit by Redditor cottonkittyx on May 18th, 2021, showing a McDonald's worker who has a large bag of a crypto that will never take off (shown below).

Dec 6, 2024 · On December 27th, 2012, Urban Dictionary user James D Perry submitted an entry for the expression "U Mirin' Brah?", defining it as "a rhetorical question, where one fellow male asks another if he's admiring the aesthetics of your body definition, or weight lifting ability."